Gardening Nude is a common sense guide as well as a motivational self-help book teaching individuals and corporations alike how to achieve greener and healthier living. Shawna Lee Coronado demonstrates through the Get Your Green On Healthy Philosophy, a three part system which includes a Health Plan, Greening and Conservation Guide, and Building A Green Community Plan that becoming mentally and physically healthier is a snap when you are living a green lifestyle. The term “gardening nude” is a metaphoric expression which means to strip away the negative excuses and feelings, get off your fanny, and get out into nature to better improve your health and lifestyle. Gardening Nude teaches the world how the combination of reduced stress, green living, and building relationships can create a positive attitude at work, at home, and in life. For over ten years, Shawna lived with stress and severe health issues. Living with constant pain, allergies, and asthma led her to take over a dozen prescriptions per day. Miserable, ill, and desperate, Shawna took on the medical establishment and built the Get Your Green On Healthy Philosophy in hopes of finding a way to improve her mental and physical health. By practicing this simple Philosophy Shawna was able to improve her health remarkably within a short period of time. She now takes only three medications per day and feels better than she ever has. It soon became apparent that the true nature of her green philosophy empowered her to improve both her physical and mental health. Effectively, it became a miracle cure for her unhealthy lifestyle and changed her mindset from negative to positive. Included in the book are features about real-life people and corporations who are living the life and setting a green example for the world to follow. Quoted in Gardening Nude are authors and medical experts such as integrative medicine specialist, Andrew Weil, M.D.; alternative healing specialist, David Edelberg, M.D.; asthma and allergy specialist, Nirmala Arora, M.D.; depression expert and mental health professional, Richard O’Connor, Ph.D.; and many other non- medical experts on greening and conservation such as authors Mr. Al Gore, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Ph.D., and Richard Louv, Ph.D. Beyond the features and guides within Gardening Nude, there is also a handy resource appendix listing websites and contact information for experts and institutions within all the categories referred to in Gardening Nude. As a special surprise, Shawna has included a mysterious hidden message in the book. This message is green and inspiring, of course, and a clue on how to find the message is detailed at the rear of the book by the Gardening Nude mascot, Harry the Pug. Shawna's heartwarming story and energetic guidance will encourage you to build a healthier and greener lifestyle. Order Gardening Nude now and start teaching yourself, your employees, and the world that you CAN make a difference and feel great every day! Get Healthy! Get Green! Get Community! |
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Shawna discusses the below issues in Gardening Nude:
Quotes From The Book: Defining gardening nude: "Gardening Nude is getting out in nature (while remaining fully clothed) to strip away the excuses, the emotional baggage, and the stress by improving your lifestyle and living healthier." About Shawna's life of poor health before she began following a greening-related health plan: "I was ill, off and on year round, with constant sinus infections, bacterial infections, and bronchitis. Also, I often had yeast infections and suffered symptoms related to endometriosis. More often than not I was in physical pain. Excruciating pain would radiate from my abdomen, my back, and most often my head and face." How Shawna's philosophy changed her life: "When I get outdoors and work in nature I feel better - not a little better - a lot better, both mentally and physically. Ultimately, by developing and following the Get Your Green On Healthy Philosophy, I learned how to turn around my poor mental and physical health practices which I had been trapped in for twenty years." ..."it [the health plan and 'gardening nude'] became a miracle cure..." Shawna says feeling healthier is systemic and connected to the environment: "You want to know how to feel better in your life - how to be less stressed, less depressed, and more satisfied? I believe the answer is in learning the connection between your brain and the environment. Seeing your life as a whole, versus treating individual parts of your body, will help you achieve overall well-being." Practicing greening and conservation basics: "Practicing home conservation means you can save hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars every year in utility bills. By practicing conservation, while you are saving money, you also save the earth and get healthier. There is much more to conservation than simply conserving water or electricity. Conservation is also about saving our land, and the precious life and natural resources on that land. It is practicing safety by utilizing chemicals that are better for the environment and safer for humans. Ultimately, it is taking responsibility for yourself and your family’s ecological footprint on our planet." Why community should be a strong part of your greening plan: "Building family community gives you a healthier brain and body. Building a green neighborhood community improves property values and reduces crime. Building a positive work community helps us cope better with stress and perform better. Combine these, and make community a large part of your life. The friendships you build will become your support network and enrich your life for as long as you live." The reason for writing Gardening Nude: "The reason I wrote this book is because I want to inspire more people to live a healthy lifestyle. Imagine the world as I do: a world filled with less stress, less depression, less cruelty, and less suffering. A world filled with far more kindness and good health. A greener and more caring world for our children to live in. A giving world!" |

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